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To answer the questions below, select a role in which you are interested, and research that role within the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Network, also known as O*NET. Although the occupations included within this database do not comprise an exhaustive list, you should be able to find at least a similar role to the one you have selected, if not that title specifically. For each occupation included within O*NET, you will find information about the typical tasks often required of that role, a list of the tools and technology often used within that role, a rundown of the KSAs (knowledge-skills-abilities) that are typically required of someone in that role, examples of typical work activities associated with that role, as well as a review of work styles and work values that often facilitate someone’s ability to be successful in that role.
Refer to the O*NET overview of the role you have selected as you answer the questions below.
Primary Task Response: Within the Discussion Board area, write 400–600 words that address the following:

How does the O*NET overview of your selected role compare to your expectations of that role?

Be sure to include any specific points about which you were previously unaware.
How does this new information affect your perception of this role?
Do these new aspects further support your candidacy for such a role, or do they introduce potential barriers? How?

Search the job boards (board A, board B or board C) for at least 2 similar titles.

Compare those job postings to the O*NET overview of your selected role and your expectations of those positions.
Are there aspects of those roles that you were not expecting to see?
Do these new aspects further support your candidacy for such a role, or do they introduce potential barriers? How?

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